I am in first year can anyone explain about internship ?

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Internships in engineering physics can be pursued as early as the first year, although they are more commonly obtained after completing the first year of study. Many opportunities arise during the summer, but some internships are also available during the academic semester.
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i am in first year can anyone explain about internship ??

i am in engineering physics first year can anyone explain me about internship
 
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physicsfame said:
i am in engineering physics first year can anyone explain me about internship

Sure. What's your question?
 


well there are lot questions .. but right now can tell me
is internship done only in third year??
 


physicsfame said:
well there are lot questions .. but right now can tell me
is internship done only in third year??

No. They can be done even in your first year, though you are more likely to get one after your first year. Many internships are at the summer but some are during the semester.
 

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